Encouraging Louth students to enter Stripe YSTE 2027 - Erin McGreehan

Deputy McGreehan encourages Louth students to enter Stripe YSTE 2027

Picture of Deputy Erin McGreehan in a black jumper and black and white polka dot skirt standing to the left of Minister for Higher and Further Education James Lawless TD, who is in a grey suit, white shirt and purple tie.

Fianna Fáil TD for Louth, Erin McGreehan, is encouraging students and schools across Louth to enter the 2027 Stripe Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition before the 25 September deadline.

The Exhibition will take place at the RDS, Dublin, from 6 to 9 January 2027. Students can submit projects across five categories: Biological and Ecological Science; Chemical, Physical and Mathematical Science; Health and Wellbeing; Social and Behavioural Science; and Technology.

The 2027 prize fund has increased by 25%, with more than 150 prizes, including a €10,000 top prize. The Stripe YSTE Travel Bursary has also increased by 25% to €150,000, supporting participating schools with travel and accommodation costs.

Deputy McGreehan said: “The Stripe Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition gives students a fantastic opportunity to explore an idea, test their thinking and share their work with others. I would encourage students and teachers across Louth to take a look and consider putting forward a project before the 25 September deadline.”

For more information and entry details, visit https://stripeyste.com/how-to-enter.

For further information, reach out to Erin McGreehan.

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